These days, it seems as though I share the same function as these clamps, holding things together for those around me.
Canon 7D, 60mm lens, f9.0, 1/13 sec.
There is a large sculpture in the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden that for most people is viewed as a whole construct. However, I chose to go under the center of the sculpture and view it looking straight up against the sky where all the components meet.
Canon 7D, Tamron 10-24mm, ISO 100, 10mm, f11, 1/60 sec. 3 exposures, 1 1/2 stops each way.
The color version can be seen at – Northern Visions Media.
Architectural objects have always attracted me because of their use of geometry. The collection of lines and shapes creates intersections, which I believe are the starting points for art. Where things meet, tension occurs. Where the combination of the objects come together, be they lines, shapes or texture, something new now exists.
The attached image is the result of focus stacking, three images focused at different points along the structure and merged in Photoshop. Shot with Canon 7D, Tamron 60mm f/2 lens, ISO 100, f/4.0, using aperture priority.
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